401 E 65Th St

A mid-century, 16-story cooperative built in 1962, the property contains about sixty units ranging from studios to one- and two-bedrooms. The exterior is characteristic of post‑war Manhattan residential blocks: a brick-clad massing with regular window bays and a planted rooftop deck that provides panoramic city views. Inside, many apartments feature generous entry foyers, hardwood floors, multiple closets including walk-in options, separate kitchens or galley layouts, and dining alcoves common to the era. Building services emphasize full-time staffing — a 24-hour doorman and a resident superintendent — plus central laundry, a fitness room, bike storage and additional tenant storage rooms. Recent corridor and lobby refreshes accompany building systems upgrades performed over time; common HVAC and bulk electrical billing have been used to control utility costs. Outdoor amenities include a landscaped roof deck and varied private terraces or balconies on some units. The co-op’s policies are relatively flexible for a classic Upper East Side building: pets, pieds-à-terre, co-purchasing and guarantors are generally permitted with board approval. Location on East 65th Street places the building in Lenox Hill near subway lines, the East River Esplanade, parks, medical centers and neighborhood retail, offering a city-centric, well-serviced urban residential experience.